Should The Government Implement The Farm Bill?

The farm bill has an enormous impact on farming life, how foods grow and what kind of food cultivate. That in turn affects the environment, the local economy and public health. Therefore, formulate and implement the farm bill is good for health and sustainability. The process of enacting is complicated, it must through the proposed, debated and passed by Congress and then signed into law by the President. The Farm Bill starts in 1993 as a part of the New Deal legislation of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In that period, the country encounter the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl, so that there are three original goals for the Farm Bill—keep the prices fair for farmers and consumers, guarantee abundant food supply, and reserve and maintain the country’s vital natural resources.
The 2014 Farm Bill contains fourteen titles, they are commodity programs; conservation; trade; nutrition; credit; rural development;research, extension, and related matters; forestry, energy, horticulture, crop insurance and miscellaneous.Short summary for each one is as follows. Title I: Commodities—to provide the income assistance without the interfere of the market, the crop includes corn, rice, soybeans wheat, peanuts, dairy and sugar, and also the disaster